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Day County 4-H Fashion Revue award recipients pose for a picture in the Day County Courthouse July 31. Back, from left, is Carson Fischer, senior reserve champion, Macee McGregor, senior grand champion, purple ribbon, Kelsey Fischer, senior purple ribbon and Carlee Wik, junior reserve champion. Front, from left, is Logan Wik, beginner purple ribbon, Ava Larson, beginner reserve champion, purple ribbon and Cora Larson, junior purple ribbon and purple ribbon. Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

Day County 4-H Fashion Revue award recipients pose for a picture in the Day County Courthouse July 31. Back, from left, is Carson Fischer, senior reserve champion, Macee McGregor, senior grand champion, purple ribbon, Kelsey Fischer, senior purple ribbon and Carlee Wik, junior reserve champion. Front, from left, is Logan Wik, beginner purple ribbon, Ava Larson, beginner reserve champion, purple ribbon and Cora Larson, junior purple ribbon and purple ribbon. Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

4-H youth have fashion revue event ahead of fair

4-H youth have fashion revue event ahead of fair
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Organizations

Eight members of Webster Senior Citizens met July 21 and played cards. Winners were Dennis De-Witt, pinochle and Myrene Gaikowski, whist. Lunch was served by Darlene Rumpca. Next meeting is Aug. 4, 1 p.m. at Webster Golf Clubhouse. Marlys Clausen will serve lunch.
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On the week there were 5.2 days suitable for fieldwork

United States Department of Agriculture and National Agriculture Statistics Service reported 5.2 days suitable for fieldwork in South Dakota for the week ending July 27.Topsoil moisture conditions were rated four percent very short, 19 percent short, 68 percent adequate and nine percent surplus.
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Zenks celebrate 40th anniversary

by Judy ZenkRacine (605) 345-3685Weekend guest of Dennis Zenk was his uncle Joe Wirkus, Blue Earth, MN.Joe Wirkus, Monica Kwasniewski, Watertown and Judy Zenk visited Karen Hanson and Troy Hanson, Langford.Fred and Cindy Zenk celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with Rosary and Sunday Mass at...
This photo of a bald eagle was taken by Michael Waletich July 22 about 6 p.m. west of Grenville.. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

This photo of a bald eagle was taken by Michael Waletich July 22 about 6 p.m. west of Grenville.. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Eagle eyed view

Sheriff Deputy Kolby Weinberg stands in front of the Day County Sheriff’s Office. Weinberg graduated from Lake Area Technical College with an associate degree in law enforcement. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

Sheriff Deputy Kolby Weinberg stands in front of the Day County Sheriff’s Office. Weinberg graduated from Lake Area Technical College with an associate degree in law enforcement. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

New Sheriff Deputy sworn to serve

May 21, Kolby Weinburg was sworn in as a deputy sheriff in Day County, marking the beginning of a career rooted in service, community and a deep appreciation for the outdoors.Sworn in by Judge Marshall Lovrien at the Day County Courthouse, Weinberg brings a blend of small-town values and personal...
Ribbon is cut for the grand opening of Rising Hope Counseling location in Webster. From left is Rising Hope director of operations Twyla Eggers, founder Jill Janecke, counselor Amanda Kirkeby and Webster Area Chamber of Commerce members Amy Fischer, Lindsey Olson, Bailey Meyer and Alisha LaCourse. In back is Kirkeby’s husband Brody. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Ribbon is cut for the grand opening of Rising Hope Counseling location in Webster. From left is Rising Hope director of operations Twyla Eggers, founder Jill Janecke, counselor Amanda Kirkeby and Webster Area Chamber of Commerce members Amy Fischer, Lindsey Olson, Bailey Meyer and Alisha LaCourse. In back is Kirkeby’s husband Brody. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Making the cut

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Organizations

Webster Senior Citizens met July 7 at Webster Golf Clubhouse with eight members present. Myrene Gaikowski served lunch. Card winners were Marlys Clausen, whist and Helene Eisenbraun, pinochle. Next meeting is July 21, 1 p.m. Darlene Rumpca will serve lunch. Visitors welcome.
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Andover Town Board fills vacancy after resignation

At the regular Andover Town Board meeting July 7, the board officially accepted the resignation of board member Grant Meyers following a motion by members Shayne Schmieg and Sandy Sobolik.To fill the vacancy the board reviewed two letters received for town board candidates which included Ilene...